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DIBKCTOKV
Grand Officers.
O. W. C. T.--W. B. Dunbar. Slhcrton.
O. W. C. Coun Mrs 8. C. JlcClacg, Eujrene City.
O, V. V. T.-Joauna Ly!c. Dallas.
Q. So'y T. II, Crawford, 1'ortlaiid.
HI. A. Sec'y-L. Statnu, Monroo
O. Trea.. Enitm Kcllojg, Portland.
. Chip. Hev. J. H. N. Hell, Ashland.
G. Mar. J. W. Strnnpo, Itoselmr.
O. D. Mar. Annlo E. Underwood. Cottage Qime.
(1. Guard Mary Caitnrlgkt, The Dalles?
O, Sen. T.F. Barton, Amity.
G. Me. A A. Leonard. Silvertnn.
P. G. W. C T. Tllraon Tord, Halcm.
Supt. Juvenile Templars Mrs, M. E. Hoxtcr, For
est (J rove.
State Deputy . TV. C.T's.
Col. T. II. Cann, Saltm.
Jtev. J. It. N. liell, Ash.and.
Wm. Itiisell, Weeton.
,Capt. O. C. Applecate, LlnkWlIc.
1). II. Allen, llalsey.
T. U. Handley, Ilillsboro.
Asa Shrei Dallas.
II. V. Orubbe, Wilbur.
Wm. Grant, Lebanon.
Rev. .1. W. Miller, Dalla.
Dr. J. W. Watts, Lafayette..
Rev. E. W. Dixon, Canyonvlllc.
Itev.J. S McCain, Eugene.
Wm. Harmon, The Dillcs.
Wm. 11. Carter, t onallis.
W. S .lames Portland.
L. .1. House, Suramenllle.
iB. F. Ramp, Independence.
W. 8. McMecn, Can J on City. '
Peter Paqnet, Oregon City.
T. II. Crawford, Portland.
V. H. Fox, Astoria.
;I Hurt, Creswell.
-J. K Honstnn, Jnnctlon.
Rev. II. C. .Tcnkln, Monroe.
C. II. Walker, Astoria.
II. N. McKlnncy, Baker City.
Lel Laland, Oregon C'tv. '
Lake D. Wolfard. CoqnllleClty.
A, A. Mathews, Looking Glare.
Dlfttrlct Deputy G. W. C. T.
W. T. Riches. Turner.
W. II. O'Donald, Portland.
J S. Cockelrease, Itoselian'.
Hon. James Ilcndershott, Union.
II. W. Lake, Eaalc Creek.
K. E. Fanning. Ilillsboro.
Tames I'ofley, Salem.
Tames Erwin, Fort Klamalh.
Hon. J A. Pruett, Pendleton. ,
I). A. Whitney, Astoria.
1ooit(. Gilmcs, Tangent.
A. .T. Barlow. Cartw right's.
Mrs. Anna W. Spencer, Gardner.
J. P. Tiipper. MurshlHld.
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Excelsior W B Carter Corvallls
.Western Star LNLIftrttt Albany
.Capital Geo A tides Saltm
Mu'lnomah John B Ganison Portland
.Willamette P Panuet Oregon City
.Hillboro SH Humphrey Ilillsboro
.La Creole Jcunlo VIcXeii Dalla
.Lafayette Geo B Don is I.nfajctte
.'-liter KCRamsby Silt ci Ion
. Rosa Emily M V&ndcrv ci t. . . . Salem
.Astoria Thos. Jcwett'" Astoria
.Morning Star Miss 8 J Harrison, Bnctia Vista
-Marlon S Hatch Hubbard
.Milwaukle John Packer E. Portland
.Kast Portland J MClaraett E. Portland
.Val Tontls JKPCavitt Zrna
.John Day MY Thompson. . .Canyon City
.Nonpareil MrSTWStearna... Cortland
Lono Star OQ Foster Clackamas
.Ultra Montane.. ..WmGUrabergo.. .Baker City
.Marrhai Luclan Evercts Pendleton
.Brooklyn J II Hoed.... .'....E. Portland
Sheridan Albert Tanner Sheridan
.Damascus Martha. I Earl Damascus
. tfnrrei .drove PG Bnford Forest Grove
.Academy OlivoLMeek HUebgio
.nprtngneia i a ivenneuy spriuguviu
Km Mnuntalii W S Burklev La Grande
.Valley Ebenezer Hays "..Halsey
Weston ,MM Johns .Weston
.Delavan HF Johnson Junction
iiipmnn Wm Mlchell .The Dalles
.Union WG Porter Turner
.rtcouix ,J WNonllle Summenlllo
.Elkton WW Wells Itlkton
.Laurel PP Palmer Scottsburs
.Pacific w YV waincart..votuiKi;uiuu
. Mount Peasant... John Pclty Creswell
.Fall Creek G MNcet Dexter
Grand Prairie B F Bond l.rlD!
Ashland A.D llclman... ....... Asmami
Klamath Charles Lynch. .Fort Klamath
.Lablsh WDClaegett :bale,m
.Kden Mrs HD Jones Phoenix
.Looking Glass J nnortin.... Looking Glass
.Independent I) PPortcr .bhedd s
.Tangeut Banner... J J Beard Tl"!?eni
.Portland Mrs CACoburn......Pprlland
.North Yamhill.. ..Mary Davis N. amhlll
.Gaston Henry McLcod Gaston
Bridgeport GB ftiege....: .UaI.,I"
.Ochoco TC Biker PrlneUIlo
Revival James Finnegan. .Prairie City
.Leland Robert Eakiu Union
.Goshen IIADillard T,,0,tlfn'',"
.Lako James Tobln Linkv a
Cauvon G W Catching.. ..Camonville
.Mjrtlo J M Smith. Myrtle Creek
.Marshdcld FWA Crain Marshfleld
Coqullle WWIIaye Coquil.e
Onward J W Propt. .AlW
Pass Creek Louisa Knsley......... Drain s
.Sweet Home Charles Craft Sweet Horns
.Eagle Creek JohnVancuren... Eagle Creek
.Alta E Gilliam Pilot Rock
.Diligence DAUerren npfl?cr
M Hon.... J E Klrkland ...MlltoH
.Ablnim WmRCoss ,slllcr,.Rn
Crawfordsvlll e ...Robert Glass. .Crawforilsv c
.-odavlllc James Miller ...bodavjle
.Brownsville AW Stananl Brownsville
.Center CW Richardson.. "
Mohawk CD Hanllsty.... Mohawk
Saeuccr Creek....JAHodgen SpeuccrCreek
.Mouroo I, J Starr ;,y?,nr?
.Wuodlmrn... ...... 11 S Bonney WocxSptirii
.Crystal RBWilmot Ikmerton
.Amity. James A Lj kins ",y
Green Mountain ..Wm. Russoll Cartv, right j
.Peorta II AMcCortney...... ...Peoria
.West Union Ed C Fanning.. .. est Union
Triumph U Williams Indepcndcncu
.Oervals S.J S Purdom .....;Oerval.
.Table Rock V MorMson Sam's alley
...,. Unm farr CafltOn
:B:thei..::",::;aLNeric............ .Drthei
Paradise Springs.. Lewis Rosenthal.. K. Portland
Jacksonville.
F Kasshafer Jackeonville
.Mill Creek.
W M Chandler nikuutu
Lake Creek
Irene WlllUms...
Clement Yocom..
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.Homcwood KdO Bunnell..
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Correspondenco from the G. W. C. T.
Dr.ER Cheek, Nov. 30, 187(5.
Ed. Farmer: O 1 Ibo morning of tbe 20'h
inst., I loft my kind friends U. V.Grubbo
and wife, and droyo down to Wilbur through
a " heavy dow," and after wlndlnr; nptlio
Bfldirs of tl.o Lodge, I took tUo train for
KosGburg, M which place I found comfort
able (juartore at tho St. Charlea Hotel, now
under the management of Mrs. S M. Coult
er, recently from SHverton. Tho next day I
hired a horso and started to this place; and I
can assure you I found a very great Improve
ment of the rr.ads oyer that of Iwo years
ago, and thocelhr?teJ " Gaufrer lane," cau
no.v be traveled with somo assurance of get
tinK through.
I ain stopping ot tho houee of my friend
Cockelrease, who same time last Spring ro
moved from Koseburg to his lovely farm
here, which is about teu miles from tho last
namei pit ce. I im having a real ploaoant
visit. I have dolivered two public lx;turcs
herp, and last night I organized Deer Crrck
Iodge, with tweuty-onj chartor appllcinis.
J. S. Cockelrease is C.T.; Ivara Hontbrako,
R.H.S.; Dolly IloberU, L.U.S.; Clara JJono-.
brake, V.T.; J. M. Snyder, W.S.; MHHo
MoLoughlin.A.S.i Sarah CockelreaSO.F.S.j
Martha McLoaghlln, W.T.; J.M.Uodson,
W.C.j L. Li. Jennings, M.; Mary Parker, D.
M.; ltobortMcLoughlln, I.Q.j G. V. Xoah,
O.G. j p. Peters, P.W.C.T.; Sarah Cockelroaso
L.D.
Our Grand Marshal, P. YV. Strango, bo
comes r member of this Lodgo
Brother aud sister Cockelrease nro darkest
workers far our causo, and cau be rellod upon
to do all iu their power to keep our bannor
to the breeze.
Reports of the work bolng received aro
quito encouraging indeed.
Yours fraternally.
W.R. DuNn.vn.
From the Field.
G. L. Neale, L.D. of 207, reports to tho G.
W.O.T., that tke Lodge is in good trim and
makes a gain of two members during the
term,
Emily M. Yandervort, L.D. of 3D, reports
a gain of two In the quarter, aud members
very determined in tho work.
P.YY'.C.T. James D. Fountain, Rev. J. R.
N. Bell, Grand Chaplain, and Prof. L.J.
Rouso, State Deputy, all report most excel
lent work by the order in thslr localities.
Obed C. Butter, P.YV.C.T. of Laurel Lodge
at Scottsburg.reports good work at that place,
notwithstanding the bloatings of the fossil
opponont of the fraternity there. He says
also of Gardner: "The lodge there is getting
on nicely and quite a number have joined
the ranks slnco your visit there."
. Like D. YVolford, S.D. fcr Coos and Cur
ry, writes under dato of Nov. 16: " I con
ferred the degrees on Coquille Lodgo last
night. YY'o initiated five members lastovou
ing, and wo now consider that Coquillo
Lodge Is a porxnanent institution."
P. II. Fox, S.D. at Astoria, writes very en
couragingly of the condition or the Order
there. YV. J.Daveuport, VV.C.T., pays that
the banner of old No. 3(3 3'et waves and that
Its membera aro of tho true erit.
Lodge oQlcers have boon chosen as fel
lows: Pass Creek, No. 230 YVm YVIse, C T; Ada
Putnam, R U S: Mhs E Barkor, L II 8;
Louisa M Ensley, V T; YV J Razee, S; Mrs
John C Drain, Cj YVm Barker, F S; Kate El
lenbttrp, Tj C D Drain, M; Sue Putuam, D
M: Jessie Headrick, I G; Jnuo YY'Iho, O G;
Anrolla Headrick, P YV C T; Louisa Enslev,
L D. Charley Drain writes to the G.YV.C.f.:
"Our Lodge is progressing finely four havo
Joined biuce you were here, and five more
made application."
Ochoco, No. 212 A M Allen. CTj Mollle
Holsler, R U S; Bello Barnes, L II S; YV G
Pickett, Sj Abbie Baker, T; Thos. Allen, Ci
G YV Barnes, L D. AM Allen writes: "Our
Lodgo is netting aloug finely. Think we
have done a good work hero. Have a mem
bership of over forty."
Canyon No. 21'J-O B Caldwell, O T; Kat e
Thorn, V T; J YV Crow, S; G YV Catchltig,
FS; CE Dixon, M; Florence Caldwell, D M;
Mrs M J Thorn. I G; Thos. Butcher. OG:
J G Clarke, Cj A O Dyer, P YV C T; G YV
Catching, L D. " Lodge has been dull, but
is dolna; a good worK now. li. W.U.I. Dun
bar visited us last week and gave a public
address, to a large and well-pleased audi
ence." Myrtle No. 220 Fannie Glbbs, C T; Sister
Purkoypile, V Tj Bro Purkeypile, S; Sol
Ady.C: Mllla Smith, T; Mrs Adv, F.S; Rosa
Allen, M; Miss Adams, I G; O M Smith, L D.
" This Lodgo is small, but determined in the
work."
A. D. Helman, L. D. of Ashland, No. 1SU,
reports that Lodge nourishing with a mem
bership of 110, an increase of ten during tho
quarter.
Union OntooN, Nov. 12, 1870.
Dear Brother Dunbar: Your card of Nov.
3d roceived. Glad to hear that you will bo
with us this winter. There is no oxcltemont
on tho Temperanco question here, but not a
drunk man to be seen here on elocllon day.
Tho saino was true at Summervllle and I
guess iu all the precincts in the valley. A
petition for licor.&e was easily defeated at tho
last session of the County Court, so you see
the cause is iu a pretty healthy state. The
lodge here Is working well, strong In num
ber aud in the moral and social position
of its membors. Truly and Jfratornally
yours.
S. J. Rouhi:.
s-
HoLrowAY's Pills Aro a sure remedy for
all bexual complaints, and may bo taken by
females, who are suffering lrom a disorgan
ized system or tboao distressing diseases in
particular which frequently occur from iuat
tentlon at tho turn of life. Thoy are so mild
that tho rao3t delicate female may take them
with perfect safety, accent por box or pot.
MARRIED:
On Howell Prairie. Nov. 20, 187!-, at tho
residence of the brIJb'M rather, by Rev. Mr.
Shanks, Mr. YV. L SlmerAl anil Miss M. E.
Anderaou, daughter of J.F.Anderson-all
ot Marlon county.
DLED-
At Tualatin, Clackam.ts countv, Oiegon,
Nov. 11, 1S70, of typhoid fnver, Eugene U
roy, second son of Jos. Barstow, aged 17
years, -1 months, 21 days.
Vlstr' BuUiun 01 Wild merry.
Tho great remedy for Consumption. This
well known rotr.edy is offtircd to tho public,
sanctioned by the experience of over forty
veart-: end when restored to In ssason, !
dotn f.iils to ell'ict a spoe Jy cure of C'oiighP,
Colds', Cr up, Bronchi:!", IMluenzi.YVhooii
Ing Couch, Hoarseness, Pains or Soreness in
iboChutor Side, Hiding at tho Lungs,
Liver Complaint, tic. Hanaro of Rntiriter
ft Hk! Itomomber that tho gonnlne Y Utar's
Balsam of YVlId Cherry has on tho outside
wrapper tho signature of "I Bulls, and tho
primed name of the proprietors, "ScthYr.
Fcv.10 .Y-Som, Boston." All o hers aro base
imitations. Examine tho wrappsr care-fully
belor purchasing.
A rno"ol- TIilr Ycir' MundliiK
i.-.. iimnm. N'. Y.. Mav22. 1872.
Mr-ms. Soth YV. Fowle fc on:'
(Jfullomen I was troubled with Dyspep
sU for thirty year, and tried tovcral medl.
ine complaint without dorlving any benellt
taking tho Peruvian Syrup, and arier using
nliui.'t'O.trintltfl tottli I linii myselrbji
llrelv rurftd. I con-ider my rawmiw of tlio
worn I mw Lrard of, ni'tl I tJ.o groat
i.Uaura In rwmtnendliw li'-e I f"Jvl!'
Hvrupt'i "II Djptic, bfcllelng that It
will lomro to cure them.
Youm respectfully, J. T. Uowi:.
Sold by all drutKlsts.
"WILLAMETTE FARMER.
History of the Peach Plum.
Milwatikie, Orkqon, Dec. -1, 1S70.
Editor Farmer: Dear Sir. YVe noticed
in your issuo of the 21th, a s'.atomout faying
that G. YY. YValllug A Son of Oswego, Or
egon, were the originators of tho famous
Peach Plum. Mr. Editor, wo do not know
thht G. YY'. YYtalllng it Sou wero the authors
of that statement, but iu order to give tho
pooplo the correct understanding of the
matter, we deem it our duty to assert that
tbe Poach Plum did not orlelnato In the
nursery or orchard of G. YV. YValllug it Son.
Downing gives a correct description of the
Peach Plum, and from his works we learn
that it Is of French origin. Yours very
rospoctfully. S. Luelong it Son.
In reply to tho above, we havo to say that
wo made the notice referred to on our own
motion, without even the knovVio'dgo of
Messrs, Walling that we would notice them
nt all, becauso wo have understood that the
peach plum now so popular in Oregon
originated iu the following manner. Mr.
Walling, many years. ago, lmportod some
plum trees, and when one of them died
there camo a sprout from the root that grew
and becamo n tree, and bore the peach plum,
which was propagated from it. To that ex
tont the poach plum originated In Oregon,
and wo tell the story as we remember it to
have been told to us a year ago, and very
likely have not stated the facts exactly, but
we think very near as we heard them then.
That this plum is identical with the peach
plum Downing tells of we do not know,
though doubtless Mr. Luelling does.
Fine Yearling Fruit Trees.
En. Farmi:r: I ship to your nddrosssa
dozen ono-yoar-otd plum and prune trees,
which aro of six different varieties. My
trees aro grown on high, dry land laud, and
I think thoy are first class trees. I shall
havo two hundred thousand plum and prune
trees, one year old , as good as I send you
now, lor sale next season. Yours very
truly, A. YV. Puettvman.
Rillroad Nursery, East Portland, Decem
ber 2, 1S70.
The trees abovo alluded to, all of choico
varieties, came to band this week, and wo.
pronounce them as fine trees as we oversaw,
averaging from olght to eleven feet high,
very thrifty and healthy looking.
Mr. Prettymau has gone into tbe nursery
business with determination to command
first rato reputation and certainly these trees
show that he deserves it. Ho is making
arrangements to greatly Increase his stock of
plums and prunos especially, for the next
yonrs trade, and in tbo'moautimo he can fill
all reasonable orders for trees of all descrip
tions, aoo bis advertisement in another
column.
Medical School. Wo call attention to the
card or tho Medical Department or tho Wil
lamette University, published elsewhere,
which shows that tho eloventh regular course
of lectures will commence Monday Doc. 18.
To those desirous of persuing the study of
medicine this school offers excellent advan
tages, and it is well known that among its
graduates are now numbered some very
capable practitioners.
A vast amount of plowing has been done
during the past two weeks in Lane county,
and everything bids fair for a bountiful har
vest.
A Valuables Medical Treatise.
The edition for 16T7 of the sterling Medical Annu
al, known as Hostetter'e Almanac, Is now ready, and
may he obtained, free of cost, of druffjrlsts and gene
ral country dealers in all parts of tho United States
and British America, and Indeed In ccr civilized
portion of the YVestcrn Hemisphere. It combines,
with the soundest practical advlco for the preserva
tion aud restoration of health, a large amount of in
tjrestins aud amusing light reading.and the calendar,
astronomical calculations, chrc nological items, &c,
cro prepared with ereat care, and will be fonnd en
tirely accurate. The Issue of Hostetter's Almanac
Cor 1S71 will probably be tbe largest edition of a med
ical h ork ever published In any country. The propri
etors, Messrs. Ilostettcr A Smith, Pittsburg, fa. en
receiptor a two cent stamp will forward a cony by
mull to any person whe cannot procure one in his
neighborhood.
Medical Department of Wil
lamette University.
riYHE ELEVENTH ItEaULAR COUHSK OP LEO
A Hires of tho Medical Department of Willamette
University will open on Mlnday, Dec. 18, 1870, with
Iho CulloMlng-nanicd Professors:
D. 1'AVTON, M. .. Professor of Obstitrlcs and
Diseases ol YVomen and (Children.
C. H. HALL. M. D.. Professor of Principle and
Practice of Medicine.
J YV. McAFKK, M.D , Professor of Descriptive
and Suruleal Anatomy.
L. L ltOWLAND, M. D.,:ProfesBor of Physiology
and Microscopy.
D. M. JONfM, M. D., Professor of Materia Molica
and Therapeutics.
A. HHAItl'Ltt!), M. D., Profrs&or of Principles
and Practice of rlurecry.
O D. BOANE. M. D Professor of Chemistry and
Toxicology.
Hon. HUKUS MALLORY", United States District
Attorney, Vrofessor of Medical Jurisprudence
All letters of Inquiry should bo addressed to the
Bean. D. IMVTOJ1, III. I Dcmn.
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COMPANY.
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OH(JA.NlZEt, IBO I.
Capital, $300,000.00
Assets, - - $568,647.45
Income, 1875, - $466,904.29
Losses paid out since organiza
tion, - - $1,137,367.60
J. K. HOUfHITON, President.
fIKO II. HOWARD Vle I'rr.lricnl.
I'll Mtl.KS It. HroltY'. hoemury.
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thing ever before known In this State. Thocnon on hand aro made with new aud special Improvements, j
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Cutting 14 and 1G IiicIicr. with 3-horse AttncUmcnt, and lo-inuc
rolling Cutter, is without a rivnl. It hna been so thoroiiB"ly tested that we warrant
Its operation in any soil in the State. Thcso Tlows aro sold with that guaranty .
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that alter ui'itif,' over otio liumlretl iiihI iwonty-llvo gtilloiw, uritlur vurloin'tlr-cuinstnnco-i,
on rivi: niri'Kitr.NT housim, andulfoon Picket Foncot, I iiiul It
ull tlmt yon ropreicnti'il It to Im when I purchased it of you, ami MOKE In fcomo
respects, as its covering qualities, easo of application, and beautiful hard ilnlsh,
provo it oven .superior to what you claimed for It.
Very respectfully, yours, Signed! W. C. (IIUSWOJJ),
i.(!Seo of WIHametto woolen JIHIs, ami 1'roprlotor of
yaloiu Agricultural WorkH.
Tho llubbor l'aint gives ijowl mllnfacUoit.
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Win. HivouKt fiinlCli!W. UoclKt! Ks., palmed wllh the Ku liber Palnl, wlileU
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as wlien llrritanjilled.
HamplcB or tho dlll'erent shades on wood can bo hcon, and Information obtain
ed, by calling upon tho Agents, M ,
JOHN XZUOHZIS, Salem,
SL'CCIlSXIItS TO IIOUflK, DAI.KI' A. MI
Dealers Iu IIiiik-, I'iiIuIn, OIIk, iiuiI Wlnduw ;inNN,
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Vdf Hcnd for Sample Card,;CIrcularH,
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PLOWS,
1876.
IMPROVED
SOHUTTLER WAGONS, All Sizes,
Monitor 33roea.0.t
Seeders and Cultivators
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CULTIVATORS AND HARROWS.
T. CUNNINGHAM & CO.
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See that our Trade
each Package!
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